Top Atlanta DUI Defense Attorneys

Thomas & Willis, LLC: 100+ Years of Combined Experience

Charged with
DUI in Atlanta? You don't have to plead guilty! Our primary job is to
prevent you from being convicted of your DUI charge while we manage the
stress of your arrest. In avoiding a DUI conviction, we also work to keep
your license from being suspended and to keep you out of jail. We have
been successful in resolving the large majority of all our DUI cases without
a DUI conviction, without jail for our clients and without any license
suspension. We are never afraid to fight for our clients and we go above
and beyond, advocating for our clients in ways that other law firms are
not willing to.

Over the years, our attorneys have been repeatedly recognized by Super
Lawyers, Avvo, and other organizations for our excellence.

With
more than a century of combined DUI experience, the Georgia defense lawyers at Thomas & Willis, LLC can handle anything
from saving your job by winning your DUI jury trial to winning your appeal
at the Georgia Supreme Court, getting your test evidence suppressed in
court, forcing the prosecutor to reduce or dismiss the charges against
you, winning your administrative license suspension hearing to save your
license, or defending you against
felony DUI charges such as vehicular homicide in court.

Call a powerhouse Atlanta DUI defense firm today!

Whether you are charged with DUI
drugs, DUI alcohol, or felony DUI vehicular homicide, Thomas & Willis, LLC
can help you. Even if your DUI charge is the result of failing a
DUI test, you can find the highest-level of service at Thomas & Willis, LLC.
This office currently has cases pending throughout the state and at the
Georgia Supreme Court challenging the admissibility of DUI breath and
blood tests based on complicated constitutional legal arguments. Using
creative strategies, these DUI lawyers can scrutinize every aspect of
your case, including the lawfulness of the stop, the lack of reliability
of field sobriety tests, lawfulness of consent to submit to blood or
breath tests. Cases are regularly won in this office by attacking these aspects of
each case and using other strategies that can be explained in a free consultation.
Thomas & Willis, LLC will ensure that all your rights are protected
and a defense strategy is found. Regardless of the incriminating evidence
against you and no matter how hopeless your case may seem, we will tirelessly
defend your rights and your case.

WILLIAMS v. THE STATE,

Case No. S14A1625 - Decided 3/27/15

This case held that the judge must determine if a breath or blood test
was voluntarily provided by a DUI suspect. Since the suspects are always
in handcuffs and warned that Georgia law requires them to submit to the
test, it appears that the judges will have to find that any consent to
testing is coerced. The officer also threatens the suspect with a license
suspension if they refuse testing. Under this case holding, it appears
that all breath, blood and urine tests achieved pursuant to the implied
consent warning in Georgia should be suppressed because the consent to
testing is not free and voluntary.
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here to view some of our court videos.

Contact Thomas & Willis, LLC to learn how the ruling on
WILLIAMS v. THE STATE could impact your DUI case. Speak with our attorneys today.

In order to protect a client, Attorney Greg Willis once spent four days in jail for contempt of court – and went on to win the case

When other lawyers get arrested, they call us to get them out of their DUIs

We co-authored the most recognized DUI treatise in Georgia

We regularly host and teach DUI defense seminars for lawyers

We are admitted to the Bar of the United States Supreme Court, the Georgia Supreme Court, and the Georgia Court of Appeals

We are members of the DUI Defense Lawyers Association, the National College of DUI Defense, the Georgia Defense of Drinking Driver’s Group, the Georgia Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, and the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers

Super Lawyers® – chosen by our peers as the top 5% of attorneys in the field of DUI

Newsweek – rated by the magazine as one of the best law firms in the United States

Defense of Drinking Drivers Group – named Best Appellate Attorney of the Year (2012 & 2015)

Avvo – rated as 10.0 Superb and we have received numerous Clients’ Choice awards

National Association of Distinguished Counsel – selected for Nation’s Top One Percent of Attorneys

Defense of Drinking Drivers Group – earned the Samurai Lawyer Award for going to jail to protect a client

Tom Thomas takes the time to answer questions, explain the process and provide realistic expectations. Throughout the lengthy case process, Tom stayed in touch and was happy to assist in updates. His efforts were successful and we were able to have the DUI charge reduced to reckless driving. I am very appreciative of Tom's persistence and the help of his team.View More Testimonials

Staunch advocates.
Aggressive litigators.
Loyal defenders.

Every member of our firm is relentlessly committed to protecting the rights
of the accused. Most attorneys simply show up for court dates or handle
a case until an outcome is reached. At Thomas & Willis, LLC, however,
we do things differently.
In fact, Attorney Willis once went to jail for four days in order to protect
a client from an unfair, unforgiving judge.

100% Devoted to DUI Defense

You will find more than skill at this firm. The attorneys here are passionate
about defending peoples' rights, and if you hire a lawyer from the
firm, you will be treated like family. In the face of intense charges,
where your future and freedom are being threatened, you need to know that
you have a dedicated and experienced advocate on your side. Learn more
about the excellent service you can expect at this firm when you
call Thomas & Willis, LLC at (404) 566-5199!

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